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Yes, very much an indy/incall scene (as opposed to Montreal and Toronto which are largely agency towns) Carman Fox has a large roster and the only truly reputable (incall) agencies in town. Outcall-only agencies in Vancouver are far less reliable or trustworthy. A large number of reputable...

Stainless case, or platinum if I could afford. Yellow and rose gold are too dressy and formal for me. For dial, silver or black.

Not high end, but Matt Baily on Crescent has an interesting selection and is the only dealer in Canada for some brands. Purchased my Hamilton Intra-matic there last year. There is also a high-end boutique whose name I can't recall on Sherbrooke, in the downtown core (Patek, etc).

Me, generally, anything vintage or vintage-inspired. In the lower-end, Hamilton (excellent value for money). In the mid-range, true manufactures like Zenith and Nomos (again, both excellent value for money). In the high-end, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Vacheron Constantin, and Glashutte Original. I...

Me, though my tastes (and budget) do not run quite as high...

Me, personally, I'd prefer picking up in the casino or hotel. At least then you can peruse the goods before you buy.

Agreed. There are no better places to hobby on this continent than Toronto or Montreal. In fact, I dare say we have become spoiled.

Great points. The Nevada brothels held some allure before technology and the internet rose to prominence, and men realized that an incredible selection of attractive girls offering liberal services were just a few keystrokes away.

Gorgeous Montreal girls? They're usually working in Toronto.... Lol (Bianka, Cassie, Emmanuelle, Lya)

Seconded! ;)

Hostages was excellent, also enjoy Motive. Simply do not get the hype with Breaking Bad or Mad Men...

In Montreal: Sofia at Angel Escorts Ashley at MTLGFE In Toronto: Carmen at Mirage Jasmine at Select Jasmine Moon (Russian independent, now retired)

That is one way of looking at it... True. 'Sexual services' has not been defined within the Bill and the rest of the proposed legislation is so vague as to defy proper interpretation.

Excellent point. One can hope.

Excellent point.

Excellent post.

Agreed. If nothing else, it is encouraging that the court has opposed the government's proposed Bill C-13 ('cyberbullying') which would have given police the right (among other things) to obtain information concerning your internet activities without a warrant. In conjunction with Bill C-36...

Funny, I have read several. Lol

Thought the same. If nothing else, demonstrates the SCC's continued willingness to challenge the unconstitutional nature of Harper's bullshit proposals. I can only hope, that if even charges are laid once passed, allegations in court will be difficult to prove and cases thrown out.

Definitely, this is the Conservative government we are talking about. But it is not about 'protecting' the SP - it is about legislating morality, and little else. AGREE ABSOLUTELY. They fail to ignore the difference between a pimped street worker and an independent SP who chooses to do this...